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Fast, inexpensive models can provide feedback that feels continuous. Ezra's Jev prototype reviews writing whenever the user pauses, flags placeholders and unsupported claims, and finds relevant interview quotes from a research library. The speed makes it feel less like running an AI task and more like working beside an attentive editor.

— Lenny Rachitsky
2d ago

"The vast majority of agentic tasks that we pick up just come out of a person having a conversation," he adds. "Then it's on us to say, 'Okay, cool, we're hearing from you this is happening. Here's a little bit of it that we can pick up and run for you.' That's where we make magic for people."

2w ago
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A Guide to Grok Bot 2026

Meta's Muse and SpaceX's Grok Bot make chatbots a bit less relevant in that these are about AI as a utility, helper and assistant in accomplishing tasks. We're still seemingly a far way away from the kind of AI companion that is truly capable even four years after ChatGPT first launched which is astounding to me.

1mo ago

Voice may be the best way to give AI context because it removes the pressure of figuring out exactly what to type. People often get more useful results when they talk freely than when they stare at an empty prompt box trying to be precise. Across two-person voice chat, mobile dictation, and Codex's orb interface, the same pattern keeps showing up—people who talk to AI tend to give it more context, and more context usually leads to better work.

3mo ago

When should you refuse AI's help, even when it is offering? When should you hand over the keys entirely? And what do you do when the AI is no longer just your assistant, but your reader, your critic, and the gatekeeper standing between your work and its audience?

5mo ago

Underscored — save the words that stop you in your tracks.

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